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How to Choose the Right Public Liability Insurance for Your Business

Public liability insurance is a key consideration for business owners in Australia. This type of insurance helps protect businesses against claims made by third parties for injuries or property damage. But what exactly does it do? In simple terms, public liability insurance covers legal costs and expenses, as well as any damages awarded, if your business is found liable for an incident. - read more

Liability Risks: What Small Businesses in Australia Should Know

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on liability risks for small businesses in Australia. The world of business is fraught with challenges, and one often overlooked aspect is the array of potential liabilities that can stifle growth or even lead to catastrophic financial loss. It's crucial for small business owners to grasp the critical role that insurance plays in the protection and longevity of their ventures. - read more

Public Liability Insurance Claims: What to Expect and How to Prepare

When it comes to navigating the complex waters of insurance, understanding public liability insurance claims is crucial for businesses and individuals alike. Public liability insurance serves as a safeguard, protecting against the financial repercussions that arise from accidents or injuries that occur on your premises or through your operations. In this introductory section, we will delve into the essence of public liability insurance and underline its significance. - read more

The Cost of Being Uninsured: Why Every Australian Small Business Needs Liability Coverage

Welcome to the complex world of running a small business in Australia where navigating through liability risks is as crucial as managing daily operations. This article is crafted to illuminate why every Australian small business needs liability coverage — a shield to protect against potential financial catastrophes. - read more

Insurance News

CHU Enhances Strata Insurance Capacity for Larger Developments

21 Dec 2025: Paige Estritori

CHU, Australia's leading strata insurance underwriting agency, has significantly increased its capacity to underwrite individual strata risks, now offering coverage up to $690 million. This substantial rise from the previous limit of $300 million is a strategic response to the evolving landscape of strata developments, which are becoming larger and more complex. - read more

ICA Advocates for Strata Law Reforms to Mitigate Rising Insurance Costs in Victoria

21 Dec 2025: Paige Estritori

The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has called for significant reforms to Victoria's strata legislation, citing a direct link between inadequate governance and escalating insurance premiums for residents. With approximately one in five Victorians living in strata-titled properties, the need for effective management and oversight has become increasingly critical. - read more

Significant Reductions in Australian Construction Insurance Premiums

20 Dec 2025: Paige Estritori

The Australian construction insurance market has experienced a notable shift in 2025, with premiums decreasing across various lines due to intensified competition among insurers. According to Marsh's Construction Insurance Market Update 2025, the first half of the year saw average premium reductions ranging from 5% to 15%, marking a significant departure from the upward trend observed in 2024. - read more

Elevated Construction Costs Prompt Reassessment of Insurance Strategies

20 Dec 2025: Paige Estritori

Australia's construction sector continues to grapple with elevated cost pressures, prompting builders to reassess their insurance and risk management strategies. Gallagher reports that overall construction costs have increased by over 30%, influenced by supply chain disruptions, inflation, and labour shortages. - read more

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